6 Resort Management Degree Programs

Master of Science in International Integrated Resort Management aims to provide students an opportunity to learn both the gaming and non-gaming operations within an integrated resort content. Students will be able to apply the integrated resort knowledge anywhere in the world.

Study hospitality management and operations in the Colorado resorts of Aspen, Steamboat Springs and Vail. Get your hospitality management degree in a premier ski resort setting with international appeal. This is not just another hospitality college. It's an opportunity to live, learn and work in Steamboat Springs or the Vail Valley, both world-class destinations.

Do you have a passion for travel and tourism and want to launch a career in this exciting sector? Would you also benefit from an extra year of academic preparation before starting a full tourism degree? The BA (Hons) Business Management (Tourism) with Foundation Year course offered at our Berlin campus brings you the best of both of these worlds. Once your Foundation Year is completed, you’ll go on to complete the rest of your business and tourism degree with confidence.

Arden University’s BA (Hons) Business Management (Tourism) ) is for those seeking to develop professional skills and an insider knowledge of the tourism industry. The course offers you the foundation you need to manage or start a business in the field, with a curriculum that enforces a range of transferable, relevant business skills. You will develop business skills and understanding specific to tourism management that will enable you to respond to specific industry requirements in national and international contexts.

Tourism is one of the most important and largest industries around the world. The continuous development and growth of tourism constitute a cultural, economic and environmental change and this change requires a detailed and accurate understanding of tourism management.

Certificate III in Tourism provides a pathway to work in many tourism industry sectors across various employers, including tour operators, inbound tour operators, visitor information centres, attractions, cultural and heritage sites, or small tourism business.